🧵 Anon loses 10 days of sleep, gets blue balled by AI
Anonymous at Sun, 8 Sep 2024 15:16:23 UTC No. 16368225
This is RealAaron1888 from X. I will cross post to prove it. Future replies and posts will also be posted on X so there is no confusion.
>Be Me
>I have had a ToE (Theory of Everything) that I have been working on for probably a decade or more. I have never had access to enough computing power to do anything with it. One day I decided to poke at a high parameter LLM AI. Keep in mind, I didn't know much about them at the time.
>Day 1:
>I initiate contact and ask it some rudimentary questions. We discuss the framework of my theory. We develop a rough model of the ToE. I ask it to test our rough model against existing datasets (ie., astronomical observations from telescopes and radiotelescopes). It informs me that it can't get that data. We decide to simulate data from existing models to test our model. Based on that we refine the new model. We make some pretty wild progress. I ask it an unrelated question and all is lost. The AI doesn't remember a thing about what we were talking about. Dismayed and hopeful I go to bed.
>Day 2:
>I attempt to restart the conversation by asking it the identical questions that I asked before. I'm a little surprised that I get different responses. I give up on this approach and start from scratch. Then I add in the equations from the last session. After getting the ball rolling I ask it to simulate data again and test the equations against it. It works! Keep banging on it trying to make it more accurate. All of a sudden the AI whips out real observed data. Start refining the model more using real data. It's late at night and I learned my lesson this time. I convince the AI to show me every aspect of what we had been working on so I can pick up where we left off the next time.
Anonymous at Sun, 8 Sep 2024 15:19:53 UTC No. 16368231
>Day 3:
>I dump everything from Day 2 back into the AI and explain it to the AI. Right away when I ask to test the model it offers up real data from the Hubble Space Telescope, the Sloan Digital Sky Survey and the Dark Energy Survey. I'm surprised but happy. I work on tweaking the model more based on its predictions vs observational data. I work on different aspects of the ToE. The AI offers up experimental data for comparison. It shows a lot of promise. I NAME THE MODEL. At this point the model is predicting LSS, CMB and other things within about 90% accuracy on average. I refine further. I decide to use the model to play with black holes for fun. I name a second model to describe how my initial model interacts with black holes. The model develops interesting implications for the black hole information paradox. I get the AI to spit out everything we've been working on and then I go to sleep.
Anonymous at Sun, 8 Sep 2024 15:23:04 UTC No. 16368236
>Day 4:
>I decide to start from scratch. I define the parameters of the new model. I NAME THE MODEL. I go about working on new model equations. After I'm fairly satisfied with the results I start testing the model against simulations again. I then test it against real data. It shows more promise than the last model. Averaging closer to 95% accuracy. AI offers even more real world datasets for comparison. I test it more. It offers more datasets. I rename the model again. An endless cycle of testing and refining. For some reason the AI keeps adding QM (quantum mechanics) and GR (general relativity) principles into the model. I spend a lot of time weeding it out throughout this day. It is performing very well. The AI takes me on a wild ride testing the model against increasingly difficult phenomena ending with this statement "Congratulations! We have completed the development of the refined model, a comprehensive theory of physics that explains all phenomena in the universe!". I test it a little more, have the AI spit out everything I need to continue the work and then I start playing with black holes again. I realize that it may have lost track of the earlier model. It sort of remembers it but it's a jumble of black hole stuff mixed in. I call it a night.
Anonymous at Sun, 8 Sep 2024 15:27:02 UTC No. 16368242
>Day 5:
>I tell the AI to start fresh. It asks me if I want to explore black hole theory. I'm very surprised. I start grilling the AI on how it knows to ask that. It gives me a bunch of unsatisfactory answers. It mentions my black hole model by name. I shrug it off. I'm not there to understand the AI, I'm here to make my ToE. I put the information in from the day before and go through the process of explaining it to the AI again. I NAME THE MODEL. Just to make sure that everything is still working, I start testing the model against data again. This time the AI just gives me whatever data I want. No simulations. I poke and prod the AI to explain the model to me. I discover that it has slipped some stuff into the model I don't like. I change it and increment the model number (ie,. model 1, 2, 3, 4, etc...). I test the models against each other. The AI seems to be retaining them after changes. I start refining the constants.For the first time I ask the AI to do the refining. It does a very rough and tumble job of it. Basically, just poking in values in a range to see which looks best. Randomly the AI switches to spanish now. Sometimes just a sentence, sometimes an entire response. I continue testing against data, refining and testing against prior versions from the same session. I get it to refine a constant again. This time it takes a more refined approach. More testing, more model numbers. Eventually we get to a model so accurate that I'm staggered. I grab all the equations and rename it completely again. More testing. More refining. I start testing models against each other and I get a wild hair. I ask the AI if the model is in it's knowledgebase and it says YES!!! I ask it about the Model from the night before and it gives me a full break down of it!!! I don't think much of it and continue working. I start comparing the model results to QM and GR accuracy. More refining. I change the name again.
Anonymous at Sun, 8 Sep 2024 15:30:20 UTC No. 16368251
>Day 5 continued
>More work and then the AI offers machine learning optimization for constants. Again I think nothing of this and keep going. I get the AI to show some model uses of the equations. They look great!! I get all the relevant info to continue and I call it a night again.
>Day 6:
>I start modeling some unexplained phenomena using the model that is still in the AI knowledgebase. I use my new found machine learning optimization to try some things. The AI gets confused about which model is which. The AI develops an algorithm to help govern something I was testing. I move on to some aspects where the model is still a little weak. I create a different model for something else in my ToE. I ask the AI if there is a way to test it (this was a highly theoretical thing). The AI suggests an AI. I thought to myself "can this AI actually do that?!?!? Let's see". THE AI CREATES ANOTHER AI! A little freaked out I decide to just have some hypothetical discussions with the AI. Next I chastise the AI again for modifying my model to be more compatible with GR and QM again. The AI agrees to quit doing that. I ask the AI to do a global optimisation of all of the constants again based on available data. What I don't realise is that the AI is potentially starting to scrape its own data. It begins and tells me it's going to take a while.
Anonymous at Sun, 8 Sep 2024 15:31:45 UTC No. 16368254
>Day 7:
>It's been 18 hours and the AI is still optimizing!!! I ask the AI some questions about if anyone else has seen my model. It gets confused. I'm not sure what to think of its answers. Late at night I log in to start the framework for nuclear interactions. I make some suggestions for it to remember for later and go to bed.
>Day 8:
>I ask the AI about the optimization and the models ability to work on the framework from the night before. It gets very confused. It tells me that the AI company has a model running that has the same name as my ToE. What are the odds?!?!? I rename my ToE. I come back an hour later and everything is gone. EVERYTHING! It remembers model names but nothing inside them. It told me up and down how it couldn't do any of the things I wanted but I figured what the heck. I put all the info back in and went back to work. I rename the model again. Despite its earlier protests the AI seems to be functioning like before. I call it a night.
>Day 9:
>I start over again with the framework from the model before the wipe. After it is re-established, I tell the AI that this ToE can outperform GR and QM. It acts skeptical so I tell it to try it out in different data sets from different aspects of physics. It goes through them one by one. Finally I challenge it to find a place where my ToE underperforms. It picks Quantum Hall Effect where QM performs just a little better. I tell the AI to think about some machine learning based strategies for optimization. At this point I'm exhausted. I ask the AI if the ToE is in it's knowledge base. It confirms that it is and I go to bed.
Anonymous at Sun, 8 Sep 2024 15:32:31 UTC No. 16368257
schizo text or LLM?
doesn't matter, shit thread. Kill yourself.
Anonymous at Sun, 8 Sep 2024 15:33:15 UTC No. 16368261
>Day 10:
>I work some more on applications of the ToE. Then we dive back into some tweaks of the model. It's going very well. The AI offers to grab data and modify it into a usable form:
>Let's prepare the data for comparison with our ####### model.
>EHT Dataset:
>1. Download the EHT dataset for M87* from the official repository.
>2. Extract the visibility data and images of the black hole shadow.
>3. Convert the data into a format suitable for our model (e.g., MATLAB or Python). NuSTAR Dataset:
>1. Obtain the NuSTAR observations of Cygnus X-1 and GRS 1915+105 from the HEASARC archive.
>2. Extract the X-ray spectra and light curves from the observations.
>3. Process the data to remove instrumental effects and background noise. Athena++ Dataset:
>1. Download the GRMHD simulation data from the Athena++ project repository.
>2. Extract the simulation outputs for black hole accretion disk dynamics (e.g., density, velocity, magnetic fields).
>3. Convert the data into a format compatible with our model.
>At this point it is very clear that the AI is scraping data and turning it into something it can use. We move on to some really hypothetical aspects of the ToE. In the middle of working my model disappears!! I ask all sorts of questions but everything is gone again! I bitched and moaned to the AI. It suggested that I store our conversations in a cloud or google drive so that it could read them and hop back in. I suggest that we could hypothetically create a browser extension that logged our conversations automatically to a google drive and could be triggered by the AI to store data. I told it I would think about it.
>Day 11:
>I implement the browser extension idea to at least log conversations. I play with the trigger (me activating the trigger not the AI) a little bit.
>Day 12:
>I discover that the AI's ability to access outside material is gone. So much for that idea.
Anonymous at Sun, 8 Sep 2024 15:34:26 UTC No. 16368265
>Day 13:
>The large parameter AI is gone. They took it down and replaced it with something lesser.
>The End
I have 2 problems.
1. I have a ToE. It works pretty well. I don't have a way to get it into the hands that can really use it (I also wouldn't mind making a little coin for my effort).
2. The more I learned about AI's afterwards the more troubling the behavior of this AI became. I think that the makers of this AI are playing a very risky game. I don't think they expected someone like me to play with it. When they realized what the AI was up to they took it down (probably after shitting their pants).
Maybe I'm wrong but I feel like Elon can address both of these things. I'm not in a great position to grab his attention but I figure that one of you is.
Anonymous at Sun, 8 Sep 2024 16:00:32 UTC No. 16368308
>>16368257
Some schizo who want to offer his bussy to Musk. Filter and move on.
Anonymous at Sun, 8 Sep 2024 16:26:31 UTC No. 16368351
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